Brand New Church Messages

by Shannon O’Dell

Religion & Spirituality

Get Past your Past | Romans 8:38-39 | Shannon O'Dell

Most people say they believe God loves them… but they still live trapped by their past. In this message from Romans 8, we confront one of the biggest lies holding Christians back: the belief that your past failures still define your future. The Apostle Paul makes a bold declaration — “I am convinced that nothing can separate us from the love of God.” Not your mistakes. Not your shame. Not your worst moments. So why do so many people still live stuck? This message breaks down the powerful truth of Romans 8:38–39 and shows why the real battle isn’t whether God loves you — it’s whether you’re convinced of it. You’ll discover: • Why most people never truly move forward in their faith • The dangerous habit of living in your past • What Paul meant when he said “I am convinced” • How to break free from guilt, shame, and old identity • Why your past cannot disqualify the future God has for you If you’ve ever felt like your mistakes, failures, or past decisions are holding you back, this message will challenge you to leave your past at the feet of Jesus and move forward in the freedom God intended. 📖 Scripture: Romans 8:38–39, Luke 7, 1 Corinthians 6 If this message encouraged you, make sure to subscribe and share it with someone who needs to hear that their past does not have the final word.

Is God For You? | Shannon O'Dell

All Thing Work Together for Good (God's Making Biscuits) | Shannon O'Dell

Romans 8 continues with Romans 8:28!

Go Farther | Shannon O'Dell

How to Go Farther in your faith!

Stop Living in Shame | Shannon O'Dell

Romans 8 changes everything. One chapter takes you from NO CONDEMNATION to NO SEPARATION—and most believers are still living like neither is true. Romans 8:1 doesn’t say less condemnation. It says none. This message exposes why so many Christians stay stuck in guilt, shame, and spiritual paralysis—and how Jesus already dealt with it. Condemnation is the enemy’s favorite weapon, but it loses all power when you’re positioned in Christ. We break down: Why the gospel is acceptance before change, not the other way around The critical difference between condemnation vs. conviction Why guilt-free living isn’t reckless—it’s powerful How the enemy keeps believers herding “GOAT guilt” instead of walking in freedom The G.O.A.T. sins of condemnation: deception, jealousy, immorality, and unhealthy relationships Why being hitched to the wrong influences will drain your spiritual power How Romans 8:2 declares freedom not just from condemnation—but from sin itself Jesus comes with conviction that restores. The devil comes with condemnation that paralyzes. It’s time to leave the goats and live free. 👉 If this message helped you, like, share, and subscribe. 👉 Drop a comment: What area have you been fighting condemnation in? Scripture References: Romans 8:1–2 John 3:17 John 8:10–11 1 John 3:20 1 Samuel 10:3 Matthew 25:32 Judges 14–15 Genesis 27, 37, 38

You Have a Seat at the Table | Jon Morris

You don’t earn a seat at the King’s table. You’re invited. In 2 Samuel 9, King David does something that makes no sense by human standards. He searches for someone from Saul’s family—not to punish them, but to show them kindness. What he finds is Mephibosheth: broken, forgotten, and living in Lo-debar—a place that literally means no pasture, no word, no future. And yet, the King calls him home. This message is about overwhelming grace. Grace that hunts you down. Grace that restores what was lost. Grace that gives you a seat you never deserved. Just like Mephibosheth, many of us are living far from the table, believing our past, our pain, or our brokenness disqualifies us. But the gospel tells a different story: the King defines your worth by His kindness, not your merit. Jesus echoes this truth in Luke 14—inviting the poor, the crippled, the lame, and the blind—and Paul reminds us in Romans 8 that we are no longer slaves, but sons and daughters through adoption. There is a chair at the table. And it has your name on it. 📖 Scriptures referenced: 2 Samuel 9:1–11 Luke 14:12–14 Romans 8:15 If this message encouraged you, share it with someone who needs to be reminded they belong.

Not Your Body, Not Your Choice | Shannon O'Dell

Pastor Shannon is talking Heath in the last week of Faith Fix 26!

Ask God and Receive it! | Shannon O'Dell

Week 3 of our Faith Fix Series.

Altar Moments Alter You | Shannon O'Dell

According to Your Faith — Repairing the Altar “According to your faith, let it be done to you.” (Matthew 9:29) Faith isn’t talk. Faith leaves evidence. In this message, we confront a hard question: If someone examined your life this week, what would prove you believe God? Not what you said. Not what you felt. What you did. Using Scripture, personal testimony, and the powerful biblical imagery of altars, this message walks through: The difference between talk and power (1 Corinthians 4:20) Five diagnostic questions that expose the condition of your faith The Altars of Scripture—Father, Forgetting, Fire, and Forever How broken altars get repaired—and why God still responds when they do Why forgiveness isn’t fragile, emotional, or incomplete What it actually means to expect the fire, not just hope for it This is not a motivational message. This is not a feel-good message. This is a call to action. Because when faith is real, it builds something. When repentance is real, rubble gets cleared. And when the altar is repaired—God still answers with fire. 👉 Watch with an open Bible 👉 Watch with an honest heart 👉 Watch ready to respond

How to Fix Your Faith | Shannon O'Dell

How to Fix your faith in 2026!

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